Here lies a statue of a 'god'
that towers seaside taller than
the water is deep.
Solid farrowed stone, nowhere hollow
its arms stretched out wide
never intending to die
burl away at the hand of the storm
and the eyes of its maker
The bottomless ocean converges at its feet
storms rot his eyes
till one day the idol crumbles
and fails to watch itself plunge
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PoetryA poem I wrote in high school about god, statues, and erosion.